Nature to Explore
If you’re a nature lover is there any better way to spend the day than outdoors surrounded by greenery, water, and wildlife?
We're the University of Nottingham’s public arts centre and the region’s leading venue for theatre and dance for children and families.
Pavilion Café
Mon - Fri: 8am - 4pm
Sat - Sun: 10am - 4pm
Gallery Café
Tue - Sat: 10am - 4pm
Sun: 12pm - 4pm
Mon: Closed
Tue - Sat: 11am - 4pm
Sun: 12pm - 4pm
Mon: Closed
Djanogly Theatre
Yomi Ṣode is a multi-award-winning Nigerian-British writer, headlining Nottingham Poetry Festival.
Djanogly Theatre
An Armenian tar virtuoso leads an international quartet, blending traditional modes with contemporary jazz and grooves.
Djanogly Gallery
Drawing inspiration from Titian’s rare woodcut, four artists utilize meticulous, slow-process drawing to re-evaluate history.
Angear Visitor Centre
This free exhibition presents a series of oil paintings that reimagine found images in unexpected ways.
Djanogly Recital Hall
Enjoy the music of the BBC New Generation Baroque Ensemble (2023-25) as they play Bach alongside Telemann.
Djanogly Theatre
Based on the book by Polly Dunbar, and part of Nottingham Puppet Festival, this performance is for ages 2-7.
Let us help make the most of your visit, with our inspirational itineraries. There is something for everyone!
If you’re a nature lover is there any better way to spend the day than outdoors surrounded by greenery, water, and wildlife?
Enjoy a day out at Lakeside full of creativity and inspiration with free exhibitions and installations all year round.
Lakeside is the perfect place to bring the whole family, there is something for every generation. We’ve picked a few (or eight) of our favourites…
Find everything you need to know about visiting Lakeside Arts. See below for our opening times, how to get to us, and access information.
Find the opening times for all of our wonderful spaces and buildings here.